Scott Weiland and Slash playing as "Velvet Revolver". (Ethan Miller/Getty Images)

Rumors abound on whether or not ex-Velvet Revolver and Stone Temple Pilots frontman Scott Weiland will be rejoining Velvet Revolver. In a new interview with ABC News Radio, Weiland said he’s back in the rock supergroup, which includes former Guns N’ Roses members Slash, Matt Sorum and Duff McKagan.But….is he?

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Although Freddie Mercury passed away in 1991, Queen has soldiered on, even releasing and album and touring with Paul Rodgers as the lead singer. To quote their own song, Queen isn’t ready to bite the dust just yet. Their stage musical, We Will Rock You, which has seen productions worldwide, is commemorating its tenth anniversary by giving its hometown crowd something a little extra beginning tonight. The show will be featuring a special guest cast member – Freddie Mercury.

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It's been cancelled. You can stop screaming now. (AFP/Getty Images)

The Lost Beatles Concert, a film that was scheduled to screen at a number of theaters nationwide this month, has been delayed. On Friday, the film was supposed to premiere at New York’s Ziegfeld, but was cancelled. All other screenings have been pulled from the schedule as well. So, what happened?Well, we’ll tell you.

Jimmy Fallon. (Frank Micelotta/Getty Images)

Jimmy Fallon has come to be known for his impressions of classic rockers like Neil Young and Bob Dylan, but for his second album, the Late Night host and Saturday Night Live alum recruited music stars instead of just imitating them. On the album, titled Blow Your Pants Off, Fallon gets an assist from Paul McCartney, Bruce Springsteen, Pearl Jam’s Eddie Vedder, Justin Timberlake, Dave Matthews andMore!

Ad-Rock, Mike D, and MCA: The Beasties. (Bertrand Guay/Getty Images)

Following the death of Beastie Boys member Adam “MCA” Yauch last week, the pioneering hip-hop group re-enters the Billboard 20o album chart this week.

The band’s 1986 debut Licensed To Ill, the first rap to ever reach No. 1 on the album chart 25 years ago, comes in at No. 18 on the Billboard 200 this weekMore.

CBGB, the Crocodile Cafe of NYC. (Scott Greis/Getty Images)

Legendary NYC rock club CBGB closed its doors on October 15, 2006, remaining only as a memory to those who experienced the club’s intensity during its heyday in the ’70s and ’80s. Today, it is merely a logo on an artificially vintage t-shirt sold at Urban Outfitters, worn by kids who weren’t even alive when sweat and angst filled its walls.

But that could all change when the CBGB Festival hits New York City from July 5-8.More.

Ringo and George with a Black and White Meanie. (Getty Images)

Not only will fans be treated to a digitally remastered DVD and Blu-Ray release of The Beatles’ 1968 psychedelic movie Yellow Submarine on June 5th, but a special screening of the film is hitting limited theaters around the country.Where Away, Captain?

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With a long history as one of the major celebrity endorsers, Michael Jackson is returning as the spokesman for Pepsi, three years after his death. The Michael Jackson Estate has teamed up once again with the popular soda brand for a campaign to commemorate the 25th anniversary of Michael Jackson’s platinum-selling 1987 album, BAD.More.

Rush: Alex Lifeson, Neil Peart, and Geddy Lee. (Ethan Miller/Getty Images)

Canadian power trio RUSH are probably the Great White North’s biggest export behind Natural Gas, Beaver Pelts, and B.C. Bud.  They’re coming to the Key Arena to show off their new album Clockwork Angels on Tuesday, November 13th. Tickets go on sale through the usual outlets this coming Monday, May 14th…but JACK wants you to Win them before you can buy them on another JACK Big Ticket Weekend!Details!

Would NOT have figured him for a Rick Springfield fan. (Angela Weiss/ Getty Images)

Foo Fighters frontman and former Nirvana drummer Dave Grohl announced this week that he’s been hard at work on a documentary about L.A. recording studio Sound City Studios, where he recorded the album with which Seattle conquered the world: Nirvana’s classic 1991, Nevermind. But by the time Nirvana arrived at Sound City Studios, the studio had seen (or rather, heard) plenty of rock legends – and Grohl has spoken to them for his documentary.More.